Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at ESA

The Entomological Society of America (ESA) began its journey to create a more inclusive society in 1989. The journey continues today. While we have made progress, we are aware of the continuing challenges we face. ESA is committed to embodying its strategic principles to develop all of its members, be global, and increase its influence.
ESA Committee Vacancies
ESA is soliciting volunteers for the committee vacancies listed below. Members interested in serving in one or more of these capacities should complete the ESA Volunteer Committee Interest Form by June 1, 2026.
Committees
ESA Committees conduct important business functions for the Society.
Early Career News & Spotlights
ESA has an active and engaged early career membership. Learn about committee activities and important programs and services, and meet our spotlighted members below.
General Responsibilities for Committee, Judging Panel and Editorial Board Members
The information below provides a general idea of the purpose of select ESA committees, judging panels and editorial boards, including term served, involvement level of participants, and main responsibilities of its members. Each year the ESA president provides all standing committees with specific charges. Depending on the specific charge for the committee, the requirements below and involvement level of participants may change.
ESA Honorary Members
Below is an alphabetical list of all current and deceased ESA Honorary Members. The year this honor was bestowed is provided where available.
ESA Sections
ESA membership is organized by four subject matter-oriented Sections which offer members opportunities to network and interact with others sharing their specific interests. ESA membership automatically includes membership in one Section; members may join additional sections for a small fee. Wondering why you should join a section?
